SATA cable LOGON TAKA100MET 1 m SATA 7-pin Black Red

The LOGON TAKA100MET 1 m SATA 7-pin cable is a SATA II internal connection cable designed to provide a reliable link between SATA devices such as hard drives, solid-state drives and motherboard ports. With a one-metre length and a seven-pin SATA connector at each end, this cable supports standard Serial ATA data transfer rates up to 300 MB/s and follows a 7-wire UL21149 arrangement for stable signalling and grounding. The cable is offered in a black and red colour scheme to match a variety of PC builds and cable management layouts.

Advantages

This SATA II cable combines a compact 1 m length with a standard 7-pin SATA form factor to deliver consistent transfer performance up to 300 MB/s. The 7-wire construction, which includes four data conductors and three earthing wires, improves signal integrity and reduces interference. The cable’s compatibility with Serial ATA devices ensures straightforward installation and dependable connectivity between storage drives and the motherboard.

Suitable for

• Connecting internal SATA hard disk drives (HDD) to a motherboard
• Connecting SATA solid-state drives (SSD) to a motherboard
• Internal cable routing in desktop PCs and workstations
• Replacing worn or damaged internal SATA cables

Key specifications

• Cable type: SATA II
• Cable length: 1 m
• Connector configuration: SATA 7-pin to SATA 7-pin
• Data transfer rate: up to 300 MB/s (Serial ATA II)
• Wire configuration: 7-wire design (4 data wires, 3 earthing wires)
• Colour: Black and Red

How to use

Power off the PC and disconnect it from mains power before installation. Align each 7-pin SATA connector with the corresponding SATA port on the drive and motherboard, ensuring the keyed connector matches the port orientation. Gently insert the connectors until they seat firmly; no screws are required for the SATA connection. After connecting both ends, route the cable to avoid sharp bends and secure it with cable ties if needed. Reconnect power and boot the system to verify the drive is recognised by the BIOS or operating system.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use the cable for SATA II-compatible devices and avoid sharp bends, excessive tension or exposure to heat sources. When routing inside the chassis, keep data cables separated from high-power cables where possible to minimise electromagnetic interference. If you require higher transfer speeds for modern SSDs, consider using SATA III cables and ports that support greater throughput.